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ILLO.

He's your's, both soul and body,

Since you built up again his Faro-bank.

WALLENSTEIN.

And which way doth Kolatto bend? Hast thou

Made sure of Tiefenbach and Deodate?

ILLO.

What Piccolomini does, that they do too.

WALLENSTEIN.

You mean then I may venture somewhat with them?

ILLO.

—If you are assured of the Piccolomini.

WALLENSTEIN.

Not more assur'd of mine own self.

TERTSKY.

And yet

I would you trusted not so much to Octavio,
The fox!

WALLENSTEIN.

Thou teachest me to know my man?

Sixteen campaigns I have made with that old warrior.
Besides, I have his horoscope,
We both are born beneath like stars—in short
(with an air of mystery)
To this belongs its own peculiar aspect.
If therefore thou canst warrant me the rest———

ILLO.

There is among them all but this one voice,

You